Recently we’ve had the great pleasure of chatting with Bárbara Aranda da Silva, President of the Portuguese Association of Girl Guides. Full-time mother of (almost) 3, President of the Portuguese Association of Girl Guides, Director of the South Branch of the Portuguese Pharmaceutical Society and a Head of Market Access in a Pharmaceutical Company. She is deeply passionate about people empowerment, non-formal education, and leadership. People that know her used to say that she brings positivity and a “keep it simple” mood. Learn how non-formal education can help you find leadership pathways for positive change.Main topics covered:👶 Where to find the balance between family, work, and volunteering⏳ Prioritization is at the top of the organization🔥 Being a leader to create positive change makers💪Active listening and no judgement to improve team buildingTime notes:[[“You don’t manage your time, you manage your energy”[“Guide Guiding firstly was investing on myself and now is returning to others”[“Be a leader is being yourself, bringing your dreams and vision”[[[“Chutzpah: Why Israel Is a Hub of Innovation and Entrepreneurship”:#GirlsWhoProduct: Inbal ArieliWelcome to the first episode of season #3 of Girls Who Product podcast.productized.medium.com[[“Be part of the team, be good in time management and problem-solving, accept challenges, and take a risk “[PRODUCTIONThis podcast was hosted by me, André Marquet. Produced by Teresa Segismundo, with research by Katarzyna Chryczyk and sound engineering by Daniel Alves.The Productized Podcast is produced by Productized — a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope those who listen to the ideas on this show are inspired to productize.